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Thank you Shaun for saving the UK’s GCSE science grades.
If anyone needs recs, his GCSE required practical videos are really good, and I wasn’t able to find many other revision resources quite like them.
Emotionless. Non-distractive. Love SHAUN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
blud saved the whole of uk with 3 minute science videos, give this guy a knighthood fr
Shaun Donnely is the singlemost greatest combatant to ever exist in the field of intellectual combat. All those who seek to oppose him will find themselves kneeling before his supple feet.
Any who dare to worship the heretical infidel known as 'Colin Hegarty' such as the degenerates in the subreddit r/HegartyWorship shall find themselves dangling from a bridge.
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